In recent years, the state has continuously advanced air pollution prevention and control and… VOCs Comprehensive governance efforts, in accordance with the “Action Plan for the Continuous Improvement of Air Quality,” GB 27632 ‑ 2011 Emission Standard for Pollutants from the Rubber Products Industry, GB 37822 ‑ 2019 Under current regulations, including the “Control Standard for Unorganized Emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds,” environmental oversight in the rubber industry continues to tighten.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment has launched the revision of the “Emission Standard for Air Pollutants from the Rubber Products Industry.” At this stage, the draft is open for public consultation. The revised standard will further tighten emission limits, refine controls on fugitive emissions, and expand the scope of process‑level oversight, signaling that environmental requirements for the industry will continue to become more stringent.

The regulatory focus has shifted from the previous emphasis on “equipping facilities with environmental protection equipment” to ensuring stable compliance throughout the entire production process. With regard to core processes such as rubber compounding and vulcanization, the industry is addressing issues like dust, VOCs More stringent and refined requirements have been set for fugitive emissions, closed‑system collection in workshops, and the efficiency of waste‑gas treatment, driving rubber‑product manufacturers to undertake comprehensive optimization—spanning from raw‑material formulation and production processes to equipment upgrades and end‑of‑pipe control.

At this stage, closed and automated production modes, low VOC The application of environmentally friendly additives and the comprehensive collection and treatment of exhaust gases throughout the entire production process have gradually become the mainstream approach to green transformation in the industry, helping to reduce uncontrolled emissions of pollutants at various stages and further enhancing compliance and operational stability.

From the supply-chain procurement perspective, green manufacturing, environmental compliance, and low‑volatile‑organic‑compound (VOC) characteristics of materials have now become key criteria in purchasing decisions. For component products such as rubber hoses and sealing parts, in addition to basic physical properties, raw-material safety and low… VOC Release‑free, environmentally friendly formulation systems have also become the baseline requirement for product manufacturers seeking to compete in the market.

As environmental standards in the industry continue to evolve and tighten, rubber‑product manufacturers must closely monitor policy developments, maintain routine operation and maintenance of pollution‑control equipment, and optimize production processes and compound formulations. By ensuring consistent product quality while meeting green‑production requirements, they can better align with both domestic regulatory frameworks and the stringent demands of international markets.